The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Annie Hitz, of Logansport, is visiting
friends here.
Paul Krauss left last night for New York. on
business trip
Mrs M. b. Spades is quite i'll at her home in
Woodruff Place:
: Mr.. and Mrs C. A. Nelson left yesterday for
North Carolina for a months stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tho. B. Bassett are spending
few weeks in New York and Boston.
Mrs. Stephen Parry is the guest Of relatives
at Salem. Mass, for month or two
H. II. Bevile is seriously i'll at his residence,
No. 26 Westcott street. from rheumatism.
Mr.. John Munce, of Richmond, Va. is spend
ing week or ten days in this city, with friends.
William J. Beale law partner of Robert T.
Lincoln, o. Chicago is in the city on legal bust
ness.
Mrs. John II. Ohr leaves this morning to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Ed Hasson, at Walnut Hills,
Ohio.
Miss Edith Lacey. of Charlotte, Mich, is the
guest of Miss Margaret Barry, on North Merid-
ian street.
Mr. w. j. Boman and daughters, of Detroit
spent yesterday in the city with Mrs. John Rob
ertson and family.
Mrs. o. E. Fleming. of Fort Wayne, is expect
ed next week to visit her mother. on Randolph
street, for several days
Miss Annie Hough. Of Alexandria. Va, is
Mcleod, on Park avenue
Milton Pouder will leave for New Orleans on
next Tuesday. and from there go through to
California and Oregon on a three-months' trip
Mrs. Mary Hay Ball, of Minneapolis, is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Hay, at
Terre Haute, and will come to this city before
returning home
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
Bates House: r. D. Richardson. Evansville;
n Erapk Tarra Hauta. M Nolan
r. r. Hazelrigg. Greensburg; L. r. Thompson,
g. B. Chamberlin. w. f. Hoe, Lafayette; F. d.
Hamilton, Seymour; Mrs H. c. Eversole, Lo-
gansport; A. n. Grant. Kokomo; a. G. Darnall,
Greencastle; F. B. Caldwell, 81. A. Orth, F. B.
Moody. Lafayette; D. l.. Conrey. Shelbyville
Grand Hotel: William F. Browning Bloom
ineton; j. S. Peck. Michigan City; G. P. Cole,
Dunkirk; A. S. Knapp, Columbus: c. E. Rhoades.
Goshen; H. G. McCune, Montezuma: c. E. Nc
Cauley, Terre Haute; Ed Mooney. Columbus:
Lafayette; P. j. Brown, R. S. Fitzpatrick j. E.
Fitzpatrick, Franklin; Albert Darrah, Fort
Wayne b. A. Orth, Lafayette: j. B. Rudker.
Evansville; E. M. Hathaway, Fort WAYNE; w.
New Albany; A. D. Hendricks. jamestown; w.
H. Cutshall Jacksonville; Newton Hardin.
Madison; 0. F. Spauldine, Decatur; r. NJ Tay-
lor. Richmond; Sam Harris, South Bend; Henry
| C. Dodge, Eikhart
SOCIETY NOTES.
Mrs. ThOmaS d. Sullivan has issued CARDS for
a reception on next Friday afternoon from till
6 o'clock
The Bon Ton. jr., gave one of their enjoyable
dances last evening at the home Of Mr.. Will
Pierce on North Tennessee street
The next entertainment Of the Lyra Society
will be the annual masquerade ball, to take
| place on the 2lst inst, in Lyra Hail.
| Rev. James Mcleod entertained Rev. Dr.
| Courtney Bishop Knickerbacker and several
! other clergymen at dinner on Friday.
| Miss MARGARET Barry and guest, Miss Lacey
| have invited friends to drink tea with them on
| Monday afternoon from 3 to o'clock.
Mrs. Stanton ]. Peele gave a large reception
yesterday, to introduce her friends, Mrs. Hus
ton. of Connersville. and Mrs. Kitchener. oil
| Shelbyville. She was assisted by Mrs. W. T.
| Noble, Mrs 0. S. Runnes, Mrs George T.
Evans, Mrs. W. A. Woods and Mrs. W. H. H
| Miller The floral decorations were principally
| of tulips. The dining-room was lighted with
candles, with tulip shades. The mantel was
| banked and festoon of tarlatan over the man
| tel was tufted with lunches Of the same flowers
The company numbered the more prominer
ladies known to society. The ladies who as
sisted. and their husbands, remained to tea, ant
| spent delightful evening.